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Understanding the Microsoft MVP Program: Seeking Clear Guidance
Hello everyone,
I’d like to start a discussion about the Microsoft Most Valuable Professional (MVP) Program. My main concern is understanding the process of becoming an MVP and the specific requirements involved.
I know the program recognizes exceptional community leaders and experts who share their knowledge and support others, but the actual path to nomination and selection seems a bit unclear.
Could anyone share clear guidance on the eligibility criteria, the nomination process, the types of contributions that are most valued, and practical tips to strengthen an application?
Your insights and experiences would be highly valuable, not just to me but also to others in the community who may be interested in pursuing this recognition.
Thank you so much for your attention and participation.
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but the actual path to nomination
It is quite simple really; you need to be nominated by either existing MVP or a Microsoft FTE.
selection seems a bit unclear
Not even MVPs know how the selection works, you just volunteer in the community, generate positive impact and hope that you get accepted into the program and then subsequently renewed each year.
There isn't really any information on how exactly the process works because everyone contributes differently, some lead communities, some create content, some help Microsoft with their products, some talk at conferences. You can't really compare them against each other because all are individually important.
the types of contributions that are most valued
The bigger measurable impact, the better.
practical tips to strengthen an application
Be as specific and as detailed as possible. The more information you include, the bigger chance the decision makers understand that specific contribution better and the impact it generated.
Check this link out
https://mvp.microsoft.com/en-US/mvp
This is for student ambassdor
It is not.
I was looking to ask that question myself too and came and saw one already posted by Khashayar Yazdani . you beat me to it :) .. Indeed it will be useful to have understanding how to progress on this. I am sure someone will be able to shed some insights.. just a matter of time I guess.
